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Watch large hail fall out of this cell over West Plains, MO. #mowx
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Good example of MESH peaking when hail is aloft. The severe hail reports follow shortly after as the stones fall out. #azwx
Helene about to make landfall on 27 September 2024. Velocity data dealiased on radar.quadweather.com
A view of the nor'easter this afternoon. There are higher echo tops and a little lightning right near its center of circulation.
Tornado-producing supercell and severe hail signature north of Salt Lake City earlier today, 18 September. #utwx
A strong bowing segment moving through eastern #iawx. It is quickly running out of instability, though. There is essentially none at the Illinois border.
#Lowell threatening the westernmost islands of Hawaii. There is moderate probability they'll be impacted by hurricane-force winds.
The last week of storm reports. This is what happens when you spend days in northwest flow on the periphery of a monster ridge.
The remnants of Dolly are just east of Puerto Rico this morning and will track along the Greater Antilles over the next few days.
There is a lot of spread in model tracks around Thursday 3 September as it approaches the Florida Keys. KBYX will be the next radar in play then.
The cone of silence around KLOT as a severe MCS approached Chicago this morning provided an opportunity to see a bright band in the 3D render (circled in red).
This is an insane radar presentation from the time of the 99 mph wind report in Gary, Indiana. Just a top-of-the-line MCS.
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